name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, no lollygagging when writing not factor. we are going to follow up on that tosh kent. on that marco polo channel. thanks for watching tonight. i'm bill o'reilly remember the spin stops here, we are definitely looking out for you. >> sean: fox news alert with the gadhafi regime on the verge of collapse, gadhafi's second son saif al-islam emerged in tripoli, despite reports he was captured. saif spoke with a fox news producer telling him his father would out-last the uprising and crush the resistance. he said gadhafi is inside tripoli no one has been able to confirm that claim. the dictator's whereabouts remain a mystery.

gadhafi has not made a public appearance since june. the collapse of the regime is being reported as imminent as rebels continue to advance into tripoli. celebrations are raging in anticipation of the dictator's my. for the latest, we are on the ground and check in with steve harrigan. >> reporter: real mystery both about colonel gadhafi and his son saif. we were told he was in prison, 50 miles of south of the capital. we were later told he was in prison in benghazi our ñd to saif. a real credibility gap in this war continues. what we have noticed is a change in mood among rebels we've been traveling with. yesterday they were on the verge of euphoria, talking about gadhafi being captured. tripoli being captured. a day later saif saying about

a possible trap, having a ring of truth. gadhafi's government used a scud missile against its own people, they used tanks, heavy casualties as the fighting continues on both sides in the libyan capital one positive news for the rebels our security team has confirmed they've taken control of the international airport in tripoli that is important real estate and a real gain for these rebels. we could be looking at bloody fighting, urban warfare in the days ahead. >> sean: steve harrigan in libya. joining me with analysis of the breaking developments host of war stories here on the fox news channel, lt. colonel oliver north. welcome back. >> good to be with you sean. although it is not looking as good as it did 24 hours ago. it is still a great day to know this guy is on his way out, at least. >> sean: i agree. but i'm concerned. if you remember during the arab spring, which is responsible for economic our

economic collapse in the country according to the obama administration. new democracy emerging, it seems as bad as mubarak was, it seems things are going to get worse. the question is obvious, what are the president's plans? he didn't layout an economic plan. what are the plans for the short term, what are his plans for the long term? >> clearly from what he said today, he doesn't have one. irrational exuberance talking this arab spring business i am on the 22 inn of march, mr. obama said this operation would take days and not weeks. here we are five months on. we still don't know where gadhafi is. we though that his son is not as was earlier broadcast, and claimed by the transitional national council, they claimed he was in their hands. clearly that is not the case. what we can look at is several days, if not months of chaos in what is today libya. >> sean: the heritage foundation reported today as we look at images what has

been going on. a new libyan draft constitution has been posted online. it does mention things like that are familiar to western democracy, like rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of re john. multi-part electoral system. -- despite that it says islam is the religion of the state. and the principle source of legislation is islamic jurisprudence. in other words, sharia. >> this is one of the reasons why david cameron went back to work from his vacation. because they know and we should, the so-called tnc the transitional national council is made up of tribal clans, radical islamists, technocrats and they don't know what going to come of this. the chairman of this tnc is a former gadhafi justice minister. and defected and now he's claimed the title as being in

charge of it. what i think we are looking at is the possibility that libya becomes a somalia with oil. with tribal warlords and of course piracy. the kinds of things we've seen in the past. there's no guarantee this going to turn up as everybody predicted what would happen in egypt. >> sean: if that constitution calling for sharia takes place if the mubarak now in line with the military, dark if the mubarak now in line with the military, takes over, north after character mideast and elsewhere things for going to get worse, especially for our ally israel? >> libya is not egypt. egypt was the linchpin of american policy in the arablh.ky the army is still in control. whether the army act knocks -- acknowledges that or not is irrelevant there is no army in libya. there is no national sense of law and order. you have nato and the

united nations talking about peacekeepers put on the ground. today mr. obama said that is not going to happen. the infrastructure of libya is not that of somalia it is capable of producing a million and a half barrels of oil a day. and there's something in the neighborhood of 50 billion dollars worth of libyan assets that are in the control of nato, the united states and other countries that froze those assets. libya has potential. the problem is, what does in mean for people like assad? in syria he's got an exit. gadhafi has nowhere to run. syria has -- [ talking over each other ] >> sean: probably does. chavez comes to mind first. >> you can't get there from here. his problem is, no planes, now the airport is -- steve harrigan just reported the airport is in the hands of the rebels, there's no way out for in guy. he's not going to get to zimbabwe, south africa,

certainly venezuela. >> sean: if gadhafi goes does that mean obama agrees with the bush doctrine on preemption now? >> you make a good point. in there's been ambivalence, uncertainy, certain no coherence to american policy. it was leading from behind. pushing others in front of us. now you've got a country descending on chaos with no law and/or. no hope there is not going to be terrible brutal repriseals even if the rebels find gadhafi tomorrow is going to -- what going to happen, it is anybody's guess. >> sean: secretary of state powell said regarding president bush and iraq if you break it, you buy it. does that apply now to libya and president obama? again what is the short term answer and the long term? i don't >> you know they are going to hammer the united states to get more aid. the president said today he was going to continue to provide humanitarian aid.

continue to run surveillance flights, continue to run the command and control for nato operation. the ultimate question is, what are -- what of the rest of the arab world? what are they going to do for the people of libya? that's a question that nobody knows the answer. >> sean: in the end, what does president obama get out of this? should he like prime minister cameron be headed back to washington to deal with the economic conditions of the country and with this situation that is unfolding? or is he capable of playing golf and -- >> like all presidents, he's getting lots of national security briefings, wherever he is, the white house goes with him. >> sean: the -- the golf course is really good for security briefings. >> prime minister cameron says we have to deal with this as a crisis this is a crisis. not just for the europeans, ultimately for us. >> sean: it is a crisis for us as was the muslim brotherhood.

and all the media ignored it. people wrote that you and me as being muslim brotherhood obsessed. i wished they were right and we were wrong. >> unfortunately, we were right. >> sean: thanks colonel north. good to see you. we'll continue to follow the developing situation in and out of libya. we'll bring all the breaking news as we get it. >> top administration official caught spreading real lies about texas governor perry. we have details on that. plus reaction from dick morris. much more straight ahead. [ jon ] up in alaska, we find the best sweetest crab for red lobster we can find. [ male announcer ] hurry into cbfest for 3 crab entrees under $20 likour crab and seafood bake... orur snow crab and crabutter shrimp. offer ends soon. my name's jon forsythe and i sea food differently. like the exotic vacation you nev took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss.

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>> sean: president obama is not letting a little unrest in libya and economic uncertainty at home ruin his vacation. he spent most of his weekend on the golf course. he also found time to dine with the first lady at a handful of posh restaurants. speaking of the first lady she took a separate flight to massachusetts on thursday. apparently she was more interested in wasting your tax dollars and waiting around for the president to depart washington. the first family is taking full advantage of the perks. perhaps because they are beginning to realize it can come to an abrupt end in 2012. one contender they are clearly concerned about is texas governor perry. friday the secretary of education flat out lied about the governor's record. let's take a look. >> you've had no harsher

critic than governor perry. how does texas stack up over the last 10 years in education? >> texas is struggling. i feel badly for the children there. texas may have the highest high school drop-out rate -- i'm sorry the lowest high school graduation rate in the country. far too few of the graduates are prepared to go to college. massive increases in class size. cutbacks in funding. we have to educate our way to a -- >> this has all happened on governor perry's watch? >> it has. >> sean: the head of the texas education -- agency slammed him for a politically motivated distortion. in a letter commissioner scott writes your pity is misplaced rather than talking about education reform, educator

>> sean: joining me with analysis. dick morris. good to see you. am i making too much of the fact? i can't get over with the country in the position that it is in. and the president traveling around in this canadian refurbished bus in a disaster of a tour that the first lady wouldn't wait for him. she takes a separate government paid for airplane. a second you know motorcade and i'm thinking can they be that far out of touch with how the american people are struggling? >> i think it is incredible. the real thing here is that normally, all -- normally august is a dead month. we've had downgrade, stock market going crazy, worst military disaster in afghanistan this is not the time to go away let me talk about perry's for a minute. the fact of the matter is texas ranks, i believe 13th of the 50 states in on time graduation from high school. >> sean: not a bad record.

>> not bad. >> class size has dropped. they have a statute in there that says it can't be higher than 23 kids per class. and it has been lower than that. i'm critical of perry's record on education. but because he's not done enough to promote school choice. he's into the friday night football school board go to the school and go out for the team -- >> sean: certainly this was -- >> in terms of education quality, texas has been one of the leaders in the country. >> sean: it seems this intensity now. when he talked about a black cloud hanging over america because of the debt. remember they said kill romney. if it is perry they want to kill perry, according to the politico article. the obama media went out there tried to say black cloud, must be racist. and took the words out of context to get there. >> i didn't hear that look, he is desperate. his poll numbers are terrible. obama is now at 39% approval

according to the gallup poll. i just put a video on dickmorris.com where i analyze that. when you go to the gallup numbers the internals and say could you approve of his per -- do you approve of his perform on the economy 26th%. job creation 29%. federal deficit 23%. what other issues are there? from the economy you are scoring in the mid 20s and your job approval in the high 30s. i think obama may look back on august of 2011 as the days when his approval rating was high. >> sean: i read the poll are talking about. i went over important states. for anybody in a presidential election. one is florida, 29 electoral votes of the must-win state for obama at this point. right now he has a 51% disapproval rate in florida. a state that he won 51-48. in michigan right now he won

57-41. gone democratic in the last five presidential elections. he has a negative job approval rating. 65% of that state. pennsylvania, same story. iowa, same story. these are must-win states for him. >> look at the states where unemployment has increased significantly above the national average, ohio, michigan, minnesota, iowa. all of those states. look, he's out of options. he's falling and there's not much he can do to turn this around. i think the expect cull that he's hard at work on his job speech, you saw how hard at work he was on the golf course, getting into the swing of things. i think it is ridiculous that he says i'm going to give a jobs' speech and it is going to come in three weeks. >> sean: when i finish my vacation. the narrative is, they are talking about him working so hard on thatch the other thing they are trying to do is blame

-- we had recession fixed except the earthquake in japan and the tsunami hit. then when that arab spring thing and that hit. and we got unlucky. and the republicans now are in power. he had two years with a democratic congress. any of those narratives going to work or does he come off as y? >> i think each time he does that -- it is a screw that slips its grip on the wood it loses impact. i think people are tuning him out. i think that -- when you look at that, the three events he talks about, i'll give him the tsunami. come on the european debt crisis was in large part caused by the massive u.s. government borrowing that has stretched capital so tight they can't take risks. what was the other one? the gas price, the arab spring. who was the cheerleader for that? >> he was. >> did you see what happened on the israeli border? the arab terrorists, who have

never been allowed by the egyptian government to get near israel can walk right now in attack israeli school children. when the israelis pursue them over the national line and kill some egyptians, cairo erupts in demonstration this is barack obama's regime. >> sean: they told us this was going to be a democracy. the muslim brotherhood written about me i was obsessed with is now in cahoots with the military. >> it may be a democracy what the people want there. god help us. >> sean: okay. new constitution has been drawn up for libya too. short term, they want sharia law as their governing body. >> libya, why i think this speech he gave today declaring success, because gadhafi is more or less out of power, i think is like bush's mission accomplished. libya is the east versus the west. they are practically two different countries. rebels from the east, regime

from the west. it took 5300 u.s. sorties to dislodge gadhafi. they are dug in. and they took their weapons home with them. they took their guns home with them. i believe you are going to have another iraq there. >> sean: dick morris, good to see you. >> we'll tell you which democratic congressman told the tea party they could go straight to hell. >> first, janine garofalo says herman cain might be suffering from the stockholm syndrome ♪ [ male announcer ] this is our beach. ♪ this is our pool. ♪ our fireworks. ♪ and our slip and slide. you have your idea of summer fun, and we have ours. now during the summer event get an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz for an exceptional price.

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>> sean: far left liberal loon janine garofalo may have found a new target. in case you missed her ridiculous racial rant last week. >> herman can i feel like is being paid by somebody to be involved and to run for president so that you go, they can't be racist, it is a black guy asking for obama to be impeached. >> would that be separate of his dull loses of grandeur? >> businessman. -- >> and he may have a touch of stockholm syndrome. >> sean: clearly if someone is black and conservative there may be a psychological explanation for this.

meanwhile garofalo was right about one thing, cain is calling for president obama to possibly be impeached or at the least investigated for his decision to stop defending the defense of marriage act the federal government's ban on gay marriage. joining me for more on this former ceo of godfather's pizza and presidential candidate, herman cain. mr. cain, sir, welcome back. >> thanks sean. if janine garofalo and these other loonies believe i'm being paid. would she send me the number because they are behind on their payments. as far as olbermann talking about delusions of grandeur. you know this, i know this and most correct-thinking conservatives know this when all else fails the liberals call you names or attack your personality. i find it pathetic and hilarious she is resorting to

this. what that means is they are really concerned that i'm a threat to their beloved barack obama. >> sean: this is not a rare occurrence. this is very common. i can give you the list of names. you know what they are. i don't think it is worthy of bringing up on the program. conservative african-americans around the country are called on a regular basis. i brought this up earlier. you have the tea party referred to by maxine -- they can go straight to hell. why is it that there seems to be tea party candidates, conservative african-americans. we are not allowed to call any other group of people names, except them. they seem to be two exceptions. why does the exemption exist? >> it exists because the liberals, including the president, the democrats, they like a double standard. the president was the one who called for a new era of civility. now look at what they are

doing. you are right. it is a double standard, because the democrats nor the president have any positive results to run on. the american people want results. all they can do is name-call. their only weapon is to try and demean the tea party movement. call them names. didn't joe biden also say we were a bunch of terrorists? they are so out of touch with the american people and it is starting to show. >> sean: one of the sad things is look at the lack of results in the country. rather than focusing on the failure, the administration, numbers of people that are out of work and looking for jobs and peeps hopes that are underwater, -- and peoples homes that are underwater, it set . we have the vice president lecturing china, done count out u.s. strength. then seeming -- don't count out u.s. strength. then seemingly, according to one article i saw i think it was catherine lopez, joe

by said your policy has been one i fully understand. i'm not second guessing one child per family. are we so beholding now to the chinese and our debt we can't take a moral stand against this policy, this insane policy of the communist chinese? >> because this nation has allowed the debt, the national debt to get as high as it is, this administration, as you know, accelerate the growth of this debt. it didn't just start they accelerated the growth of the debt. now china and the other countries have the united states over a barrel. the thing that keeps tim geithner awake at night, in my estimation is the idea they might try to sell treasury notes and chinese and indians and anybody else won't buy them this is why joe is over there trying to make nice. he doesn't want them to say we are going to stop buying your debt. the danger is they might stop

buying our debt. which is why we have got to super charge the growth of this economy. which is why i released this last thursday, my plan for economic growth. i'm offering it to the president. people who want to read about my 999 plan can read about it at hermancain.com. i lay it out and invite the president, congress and super committee. use my plan if you want to. because america can't keep waiting. what joe biden did going to china, trying to play nice is trying to cover-up the fact the economy is suffering. >> sean: let me ask you about gadhafi. does the president now agree with the preemption policy of george w. bush? or dy÷u he agree with colin powell who said if you break it, you buy it? does that now apply to libya and president obama, in your view? >> no, it does not. this president decided to follow, rather than lead.

hats off to the prime minister cameron. hats off to sarkozy. they led in this effort. the united states, by president obama's decision wanted to follow from the rear. he can't sit back now and claim look how well our strategy worked. no, he did not show the proper leadership. though they were providing the greatest amount of support in terms of our military cost and this sort of thing. now he's going to try to take credit for something he has no reason to get credit for because he did not take leadership on this issue. >> sean: herman cain, appreciate your time. >> my pleasure sean. >> sean: no secret there is no love lost between the tea party movement and the democratic party this weekend congresswoman waters went quite a bit too far. >> as far as i'm concerned the tea party can go straight to hell. >> sean: that, plus our great,

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>> sean: straight to hell. joining me now with republican karen hanretty. and michael brown. michael, when you think about it, we break voters into demographics, right? talk about different groups. we talk about african-americans, asian americans, latino americans. irish-americans. break it apart. fill in the blank. what other group could be disparaged this way, meaning the tea party and people would get away with it without some fall-out of some kind? >> i don't know what you are talking about no fall-out. clearly there has been fall-out, you are talking about it on your show. >> maxine waters not in any trouble here. >> point she making is a good one. >> sean: they can go straight to hell? >> talking the substance of the tea party and how they didn't negotiate in good faith

relating to dealing with the budget. >> sean: the tea party said when they elected candidates, they wanted a balanced budget, cuts across the board. they stayed true to their principles and they want any more compromise. >> i think their principles are based in politics. i didn't hear the tea party having some major uprising against president bush when he was spending all kind of dollars in wars all over the world. >> sean: obama is spending four times as much. >> and the surplus he got from president clinton. i didn't hear the tea party then. >> sean: you did, a lot of conservatives didn't show up in 2006. karen the issue is the tea party is racist, terrorists, can go straight to hell and i'm going to help them get there? can we interpret this as a threat? >> this is the best news day barack obama had. the last was maxine waters in front of a group of african-american voters

telling them president obama isn't doing anything to create jobs in our community. his economic policies are a failure. she told them, you give me the word and i'll go unleash on the president. this is a great news day for obama now we are talking the tea party. which is irrelevant to maxine waters' voters. the real person who is relevant is barack obama. and the fact that he's complaining all of the green jobs he promises aren't creating jobs for her constituency in los angeles county. they have over 12 1/2% unemployment in her district. this president is going to iowa and she complain he's visiting white voters. this is a good day for obama, they are talking the tea party and not him. >> sean: this is what she said last week. >> the congressional black caucus loves the president too. we are supportive of the president. but we are getting tired y'all. getting tired. and so, what we want to do is,

we want to give the president every opportunity -- >> how long? >> to show what he can do and what he's prepared to lead on. we want to give him every opportunity. but our people are hurting. unemployment is unconscionable. we don't know what his strategy is. we don't know why on this trip he's in the united states now he's not in any black communities, we don't know. all i'm saying to you is, we're politicians. we are elected officials. we are trying to do the right thing and the best thing. when you let us know, it is time to let go, we'll let go. >> sean: we are getting tired. unemployment is unconscionable. we don't know what his strategy is. he's not in any black community. doesn't sound good coming from maxine waters and liberal democrats around the country that president obama has fail, michael? >> people are frustrated out

here sean. i've heard a lot of folks -- >> sean: she's talking about his failure. >> i've heard a lot of people who don't look lick me and maxine or have the same skin tone of -- look like me and maxine or have the same skin tone of us are talking about boehner. it is not about black and white. people are hurting. and folks in your party are talking about your leadership. people are angry all over this country. >> liberals are tuning against this president. >> that's not true. >> i'm telling you sean he's losing his mojo. white liberals, black liberals. they are tired of the fact he's not creating jobs. white, black, hispanic. he doesn't have a plan. he will give another rehashed speech last month. >> then we have an obstructionist party on the other side that is not being helpful and not negotiating in good faith and has no plan of

their own either. >> sean: the president never gave us his plan. >> and the republicans didn't have a plan. you are the party of no. >> sean: i wonder if the president will call for civility from maxine waters? i won't hold my breath. our great american panel is next. ♪ ♪

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>> sean: tonight on our great, great american panel. u.s.a. today columnist and co-host of the five bob beckel is here. winner of america's got talent and headliner at the mirage hotel in vegas, terry fator is back. author of a new york time best seller american individualalism margaret hoover back with us. thanks for being here. i love your show. it is great. your book is great and the five is awesome. i'm watching hbo the other

night they have a special, my favorite hockey team growing up used to brawl, they fought and people bled. like this football fight in the parking lot. it was the 49ers in the stands. watch this. look, all right. this is a brutal brawl. it seems like a fair fight. right? sort of like two on two, i'm guessing. my interpretation of this. >> not if the guy has a heart attack. >> sean: look, is this good for our kids to see? no. is fighting good? no. should we resolve our conflicts? yes. i got to be honest, i fought as a kid when i played ice hockey, i turned out okay. >> you were on the ice.

this in the stands, adults. they are lucky to be in the stadium. they should be glad to be watching the game not fighting each other. >> sean: i think we are so hypersensitive. two guys want to battle it out, i don't is a problem. >> i miss the days when the fans were innocent and the players were getting arrested. >> you started a debate. you said you turned out all right. we could have a long discussion about that, but we won't. here's the problem, if you are on the field and you are fighting, i played football we used to fight a lot. in the stands, they shouldn't be fighting. >> sean: i agree. >> one of the problems with football particularly, they allow people to get in and tailgate five hours before hand. people get drunk. they go in, not because i'm a recovering alcoholic i say this, alcohol contributes to a lot of this. one time you disrupt, you get thrown out. two times you lose your season tickets, three times banned from football.

remember, there's 20, 30,000 cars leaving those parking lots with drunks in 'em. >> sean: a lot of people have designated drivers. i've been to a tailgate, great food, couple of beers and a lot of fun. >> you can't even drink a couple beers of you're not a good example. >> sean: true. you have been out with me when i've had one drink. federal officials are rejecting a land to ban food stamps for soda. i think is -- federal offs friday rejected michael bloomberg's ban new york city food stamp users from buying soda and other sugary dings. i don't like the food police. on the other hand if you are getting food stamps and that's not a lot of money, the last thing you should be buying is soda. >> soda is inexpensive.

we've gone to making mass produced food cheaper which has created an obesity epidemic in the united states. >> sean: how about vegetables, cheese -- >> healthier foods are more expensive. >> sean: i make a great meatloaf. what are you going to buy 24 cans of coke? i like coca-cola, but it is kind of a luxury to me. jive to agree. if they are going to let 'em use food stamps -- for sodas, they might as let 'em buy cigarettes. it gives you the same amount of nutrition. >> you make a great meatloaf? >> sean: i used to be a shep beckel. >> i know. -- a chef, beckel many >> i know. you have an amazing story. how you up being a right winger with all the good things you have done, i don't

know. i think you ought to use these things. you want this, here. good work. i thought this hoover was the hoover vacuum cleaner fortune. i didn't know it was the granddaughter of the president of the united states. i think that there is an obesity problem. i myself have a little of this from playing football. listen, i think you ought to try to buy healthy food. it is a good thing. everybody jump on michelle obama about the obesity thing but this costs the country a lot of money. >> sean: who took the extra plane and had the extra motorcade. >> just let it go. >> sean: i'm just asking, that michelle obama? couldn't fly with the president. had to have two government planes, two motorcades so they could go to martha's vineyard. >> i see, okay you want to tell where you went? >> sean: nowhere. >> jackson hole. >> sean: i was interviewing

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>> sean: we continue with our great american panel. the president says he will be judged on the economy. >> the president: you've got an unemployment rate that is still too high. an economy that is not growing fast enough. for me to argue, we've may the right decisions. things would have been much worse had we not made those decisions. that's not that satisfying if you don't have a right now. i understand that and i expect to be judged a year from now on whether or not things have continued to get better. >> sean: they haven't gotten better. >> i'm so glad you are talking about the economy. all anybody else wants to talk about is the missteps the republican candidates are making many a lot of people want at this time that way because they don't want to talk about obama's failed economic policies. keep it on obama's failed economic policy. [ unintelligible ] people who are unemployed it

stkert matter -- >> sean: you have had for two years and running you have the number one show in vegas. i've watched new action. you are phenomenal. the greatist ventriloquist i've seen. your show sells out every night. i think people are so bummed out over the economic news -- it may sound -- >> it sounds hannity. only you can take a ventriloquist and turn it into an obama rant. >> sean: the point is, i think people are so concerned about the economy, vegas numbers are down. but they want to be entertained to forget his president. >> no doubt. while i am a republican and a right winger, my show is nonpartisan. i don't do political humor. i want to make sure everybody has a good time. i think people want to forget

their problems. >> sean: you want to see something. i'm a big garth brooks. fan. you sing with one of the puppets, friends in low places give us a little. >> all right. last one to know, last one to show, i was the last one you thought you'd see there. >> sean: that's great. >> thank you. [ talking over each other ] >> sean: can you get through a single show without getting in trouble? everyday i read bob beckel said this >> you know what you forgot? reverend wright.

>> sean: gadhafi, reverend wright anfar canada visit gadhafi. -- and farrakhan did visit gadhafi. >> he did get the argument that i could say everything i did was right that is not going to sell. i'm going to be judged and he's right. it is his economy and i thought it was an honest statement and i think he deserves credit. >> sean: rightly judged he will be fired, right? >> we keep it on economy many the economy is the issue. >> sean: i agree. >> what is the economic proposal of any of -- >> sean: ryan plan, cut, cap and balance. >> slow and consistent [ talking over each other ] >> sean: hang on. romney said cut, cap and balance. they passed the ryan plan the cut, cap and balance. what is oba'